Nosegay 1745 - 1760

This small, delicate porcelain "Nosegay" from the Saint James's Factory in England is a prime example of the Rococo style, popular in the 18th century. Crafted between 1745 and 1760, the piece features a charming floral design. Pink flowers, likely representing a bouquet of blossoms, are arranged around a central stem, while green leaves adorn the base. The intricate details and delicate colors of the "Nosegay" reflect the Rococo era's appreciation for elegance and beauty. The piece is currently held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.